Posted on: December 21, 2024

Honsoku

Jeux: 495 Avis: 12

A Solid Romp

This was a solid B. The story took a bit to get into and the ending was rather melancholy. The story does have a few decent rug-pull moments and keeps a solid pace, however it isn't anything to write home about. It does have the conveniences of highlighting of interactive spots and in-game hints, however there are a few places these fall short. Most of the puzzles are fairly straight-forward. There were slightly more clever puzzles than there were ones that didn't make much sense. Positives: The item list was generally fairly minimal, so if you reach the 'try every combination' point, it generally won't be onerous. I didn't encounter any serious bugs, though some flakey spots have been reported by others. They had the foresight to allow you to skip the potentially most obnoxious puzzle. Drawbacks: The cutscene art looked a bit weird and out of sync with the rest of the art style. There are a couple of places where the puzzle solution requires interacting with something that isn't flagged as an interactive spot and the in-game help was rather hit-and-miss as to actually being helpful.

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Posted on: July 15, 2025

Dohi64

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Jeux: 425 Avis: 58

good story, some awful gameplay sections

follow-up and prequel to chains of satinav, should be played second, also takes about 10 hours. the story's fine, better than satinav's, the gameplay in places (mostly involving sadja) less so. the entire first chapter is about getting out of a dark tomb. really tedious, but not as much as the forest maze later. thankfully, there's a skip option that should come up much sooner. some quickish action is also required (the kettle in chapter 5), another thing that has no place in a point & click adventure. the towers in chapter 7 were also a pain and sadja herself was pretty annoying with the 'I'm only doing this so people will remember me' schtick. I liked bryda a lot more. voice acting is a mixed bag again. almost identical functionality and quality of life to satinav. autosaves (no indication), manual saving anytime over multiple slots, quicksave/load, hotspot indicator (doesn't always show everything for some reason), separate volumes (including one for cutscenes this time), windowed mode, resolutions, a few languages (subtitles and voiceovers separately), and even a combination indicator to avoid wasting time (no action indicator here). it's 100% mousable but has a few non-rebindable hotkeys. movement speed seems slower this time, still can't double-click to move faster, only to leave the area instantly and exits have names now. there are more animations too, making things look smoother but wasting more time before, after and during dialog and stuff.

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Posted on: October 17, 2016

eisi123

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Jeux: 100 Avis: 4

Original language is not included

I'm really no expert, it's my very first purchase on GoG and by "English & more" I expected to play AT LEAST the original german version. Thats why for me the game is no fun and worthless. One star only.

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Posted on: August 20, 2017

AgentPLE

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Jeux: 102 Avis: 11

So good you wish for another sequel

I expected a great ending to this complicated story. And I wasn't disappointed. It's become rare over the time, so it does worth mentioning it.

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Posted on: March 17, 2025

Gunderman456

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Jeux: 201 Avis: 10

Better Then the First

The Dark Eye: Memoria (2013) is a sequel to The Dark Eye - Chains of Satinav (2012). Again your typical point and click adventure. The game takes place in a D&D type setting with all the associated sights and wonders. Although, this time, the focus is on fallen angles and demons. The spell count increased from 2 to 4 between the two main protagonists. That's right, this time Garon shares the screen with "Princess" Sadja based on Arabian typology. Garon's main aim is to attempt to rectify the bittersweet ending of the last game. A chain of events leads Garon to receive past visions that tell Sadja's tale. A tale shrouded in a mysterious riddle. I have to say that it was more enjoyable playing as Sadja. Her story was very well written, the premise intriguing, the setting stupendously fantastical and her puzzles were a lot more interesting. Again, the ending was bittersweet for both Garon and Sadja. I have to say that I enjoyed this one a bit more then the first game. Puzzles were generally fair. Illogical puzzles were kept to a bare minimum. There remains some glitches but none were game breaking. You can save anywhere. Since a potato can run the game, I downloaded the DRM free game from GOG and copied the game folder onto my laptop. I was able to play from the comfort of the couch. Game took ~5 hours to complete over the course of several days.

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